Head pastor of the Alabaster International Ministries, Prophet Kofi Oduro, has disclosed that he used to be a notorious gang leader.
According to him, his past lifestyle has helped shape him to be a better person now.
“Growing up for me was very rough, I was born in Tesano. I grew up in Fadama and Abeka. There has been a rough patch for me during adolescence because I joined gangs. You can see it in my flair; that belligerence, possibly that’s where it’s coming from,” Prophet Oduro said in an interview on Citi TV.
As notorious as he was, being a man of God was never part of his dreams and aspirations in life.
“We had a rough kind of lifestyle. I have been a heavy driver, smoker and went into rap music. If someone has said I will become a pastor, I never would have believed it,” he said.
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Prophet Oduro believed God made him go through rough times for him to understand the kingdom work.
His encounter with God, the ‘aggressive preacher’ stated was through a near-death experience, and it had redirected his course in life.
Since that experience, Prophet Oduro said he vowed to serve God with his aggressiveness to win more souls for Christ.